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Provision of Healthcare Services in Custody

Description: Lincolnshire Police is looking to collaborate with one supplier for the provision of Healthcare and Forensic Services in all custody suites within the force. 10 Year Contract Term

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire is seeking one supplier to provide healthcare and forensic services across all custody suites operated by Lincolnshire Police. The service combines healthcare for people held in custody with forensic work, and includes access to nursing and medical personnel. It is a county-wide service requirement rather than a purchase for a single custody location. The procurement is for services and is intended to bring the healthcare and forensic provision across the force’s custody estate under one supplier. Suppliers should consider whether they can deliver both elements across all custody suites and work with a police force in a custody setting.

SKDC-1689 Leisure Centre General Upgrades

Description: Upgrade to Leisure Facilities across South Kesteven.

Summary: South Kesteven District Council is seeking building contractors to carry out general upgrades to leisure facilities across South Kesteven. The work is classified as building construction (CPV 45210000). The procurement covers one package of works, with delivery in the South Kesteven area. The council is the buyer, with Welland Procurement managing the process. This requirement is for physical improvements to the council’s leisure facilities rather than the provision of leisure services.

Aids and Adaptations Works Contractor (Sutton Bridge)

Description: South Holland District Council (SHDC) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced building contractor to undertake property extension, and adaptation works at 96 Railway Lane South, Sutton Bridge.

Summary: South Holland District Council is seeking a building contractor for property extension and adaptation works at 96 Railway Lane, Sutton Bridge. The work is classified as building extension work (CPV 45262800). This is a single works requirement, with the council as the buyer and Public Sector Partnership Services providing procurement support. The project concerns adaptations and an extension to a property at the Sutton Bridge address; the published description does not give a more detailed breakdown of the building work.

Pharmaceutical Dispensing Services including the Supply and Delivery of Medicine

Description: Pharmaceutical Dispensing Services including the Supply and Delivery of Medicines including:
- The timely procurement and purchase of medication, with full compliance with MHRA, Human Medicines Regulations 2012, and GPhC standards.
- The undertaking of general legal and clinical safety screen on all medicine orders and prescriptions presented for dispensing. The Supplier must have suitably trained and clinically competent staff in order that they can adequately screen, dispense and check all dispensed items.
- The application of Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and holding a WDA(H) licence.
- The legal, safe and secure, correct temperature regulated storage of all medicinal products within all the Supplier's premises including ambient and refrigeration temperatures. This includes receipt, storage and transportation of any clinical trial medication requests on behalf of the Relevant Authority.
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Summary: Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a supplier for pharmaceutical dispensing services, including the procurement, purchase, dispensing and delivery of medicines. The service covers legal and clinical safety screening of prescriptions, secure temperature-controlled medicine storage, and receipt, storage and transport of clinical trial medicines. The supplier must support the Trust’s electronic medicine ordering through ePMA integration and email, provide deliveries across multiple sites, and arrange out-of-hours medicine supplies and pharmaceutical clinical advice. Clozapine dispensing must be supported through registration with the Trust’s current provider. Delivery is in the East Midlands. Medicines are supplied on a pass-through basis, separate from the stated service value.

Provision of Healthcare Services in Custody

Description: Lincolnshire Police is looking to collaborate with one supplier for the provision of Healthcare and Forensic Services in all custody suites within the force. 10 Year Contract Term

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire sought one supplier to provide healthcare and forensic services across all Lincolnshire Police custody suites. The requirement covers healthcare professionals working in custody, including nursing and medical personnel, and associated custody healthcare services. The services are for people held in police custody and are to be delivered across the force area in Lincolnshire. This is a healthcare services contract rather than a purchase of equipment or construction work.

Digital Forensic Servicesrelating to Data Capture, Processing and Analysis from Digital Storage Devices

Description: The Authority wishes to outsource 42 SFR1s and 124 phone and computer exhibits: 42 SFR1s to be completed, the OIC will provide an image of the device and a Griffeye graded file to the supplier. To support this the DFU will put this data on a hard drive and hand over to the OIC who will then work with the supplier to get the SFR1. SFR1 will need to contain: - Grading table from Griffeye - Accessibility - Anything else requested in the submission from the OIC.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire intends to buy outsourced digital forensic services for data capture, processing and analysis of phone and computer storage devices. The planned work covers 124 phone and computer exhibits, alongside 42 SFR1 reports. For the SFR1s, the police officer in charge will provide device images and Griffeye-graded files; the Digital Forensic Unit will transfer these on a hard drive, with the officer working with the supplier to complete each report. Reports must include the Griffeye grading table, accessibility information and other material requested by the officer. The work is intended for delivery across England, including the East Midlands, London, the South East and the South West.

Digital Forensic Servicesrelating to Data Capture, Processing and Analysis from Digital Storage Devices

Description: The Authority wishes to outsource 42 SFR1s and 124 phone and computer exhibits: 42 SFR1s to be completed, the OIC will provide an image of the device and a Griffeye graded file to the supplier. To support this the DFU will put this data on a hard drive and hand over to the OIC who will then work with the supplier to get the SFR1. SFR1 will need to contain: - Grading table from Griffeye - Accessibility - Anything else requested in the submission from the OIC.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire intends to buy outsourced digital forensic services for data capture, processing and analysis of phone and computer storage devices. The planned work covers 124 phone and computer exhibits, alongside 42 SFR1 reports. For the SFR1s, the police officer in charge will provide device images and Griffeye-graded files; the Digital Forensic Unit will transfer these on a hard drive, with the officer working with the supplier to complete each report. Reports must include the Griffeye grading table, accessibility information and other material requested by the officer. The work is intended for delivery across England, including the East Midlands, London, the South East and the South West.

Adult Skills and Employment Programmes

Description: Lincolnshire County Council is undertaking a refresh of its existing Adult Skills and Employment Programme (ASEP) Light Touch Framework. The purpose of this refresh is to admit additional Providers to the Framework to support the future delivery of adult skills, employability, learner engagement and associated support services across Lincolnshire. The Framework was originally established under the Light Touch Regime and this refresh is being undertaken in accordance with the principles, conditions and evaluation methodology upon which the Framework was established. This refresh does not constitute the establishment of a new framework. Existing Framework Providers will retain their place on the Framework and are not required to reapply. Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced organisations seeking admission to one or more of the Framework Lots. Providers may (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council plans to refresh its existing Adult Skills and Employment Programme Light Touch Framework, admitting additional providers rather than creating a new framework. The services will support adult skills, employability, learner engagement and related support across Lincolnshire. The framework has three lots: non-accredited provision; accredited skills provision; and other skills and employment-related activity. Providers may seek admission to one or more lots. The work is training and adult education services. The framework is intended to support future delivery through call-off contracts, while existing providers retain their framework status. The council is the buyer and expects providers to operate in line with the framework specification and associated requirements.

ICT Managed Service Partner

Description: The ICT Support at LAAT is currently provided by a single outsourced support provider who provides a mix of scheduled onsite visits and remote support. This contract will end in March 2027, and so the Trust needs to run a procurement to ensure continuity of service. In addition to this, the Trust is planning a major ICT related investment and commitment to pupil learning by implementing a Trust wide 'One to One' (hereafter, 1:1) mobile device scheme for its students. The Trust has already piloted a 1:1 mobile device scheme using Apple iPads so the Trust understands its requirements clearly. Going forward, given both the scale of the requirement and the need to sustain and develop the programme over five years the point has been reached where a (read more...)

Summary: Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust is procuring a five-year managed ICT service to support its schools and develop its technology provision. The service covers ICT management against agreed service levels, a year-round service desk with remote support, appropriate on-site staffing, infrastructure design and management, monitoring, patching, backups, antivirus and cybersecurity readiness. It includes support for Securly filtering and safeguarding and Barracuda email security, strategic advice, performance reporting, technical and operational documentation, and coordination of third-party providers. The Trust also seeks support for connectivity, communications and security upgrades, technology and change projects, and enhanced support during inspections and examination periods. The requirement includes training in Apple and Microsoft classroom technology, device repair and replacement, and VoIP telephony. Delivery is across the Trust’s schools in England.

ICT Managed Service Partner

Description: The ICT Support at LAAT is currently provided by a single outsourced support provider who provides a mix of scheduled onsite visits and remote support. This contract will end in March 2027, and so the Trust needs to run a procurement to ensure continuity of service. In addition to this, the Trust is planning a major ICT related investment and commitment to pupil learning by implementing a Trust wide 'One to One' (hereafter, 1:1) mobile device scheme for its students. The Trust has already piloted a 1:1 mobile device scheme using Apple iPads so the Trust understands its requirements clearly. Going forward, given both the scale of the requirement and the need to sustain and develop the programme over five years the point has been reached where a (read more...)

Summary: Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust is procuring a five-year managed ICT service to support its schools and develop its technology provision. The service covers ICT management against agreed service levels, a year-round service desk with remote support, appropriate on-site staffing, infrastructure design and management, monitoring, patching, backups, antivirus and cybersecurity readiness. It includes support for Securly filtering and safeguarding and Barracuda email security, strategic advice, performance reporting, technical and operational documentation, and coordination of third-party providers. The Trust also seeks support for connectivity, communications and security upgrades, technology and change projects, and enhanced support during inspections and examination periods. The requirement includes training in Apple and Microsoft classroom technology, device repair and replacement, and VoIP telephony. Delivery is across the Trust’s schools in England.